Sergio Charles
Founder/CEOBuilding intelligent humanoid robots. Prev: AI R&D at Google X, NVIDIA, and Stanford AI Lab, working with Chelsea Finn on autonomous RL for robotics and Andrew Ng on computer vision. Stanford B.S. Math & CS, M.S. Stats.
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Darwin Robotics is building general-purpose robot technicians that assemble and maintain the machines civilization runs on. We're starting with AI infrastructure, automating physical work across data center assembly, commissioning, and maintenance. Our robots learn complex tasks from human demonstrations and improve through real-world deployment
Darwin Robotics is building general-purpose robot technicians that assemble and maintain the machines civilization runs on.
We're starting with AI infrastructure, automating physical work across data center assembly, commissioning, and maintenance. Our robots learn complex tasks from human demonstrations and improve through real-world deployment.
Initial deployments targeted for early 2027.
Previously Thesis Labs, Thesis, Darwin, Thesis
Building intelligent humanoid robots. Prev: AI R&D at Google X, NVIDIA, and Stanford AI Lab, working with Chelsea Finn on autonomous RL for robotics and Andrew Ng on computer vision. Stanford B.S. Math & CS, M.S. Stats.
Building Westworld. Previously founded a fintech payments startup, scaling volume from zero to billions. Columbia CS & Math.
Founded 2025 · Source
We are brothers, four years apart, and have been building things together our whole lives. We grew up in the Caribbean with our mom, obsessed with math and computers. Sergio taught himself calculus from MIT OpenCourseWare at 12, published mathematics as a teenager, and later worked on AI and robotics at Stanford, Nvidia, and Google X. Luigi studied math and CS at Columbia, then co-founded a payments company where he scaled engineering from zero to billions in transaction volume. As kids, we built worlds together in Minecraft. Now, we’re building robots together.
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